The Heart's Companion
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Though servants hastened to prepare Penwick Park for the expected guests, life for its residents settled back into a calm routine. Every afternoon the Earl of Royce took Jane’s nephews for long, rambling rides over the countryside. Arrangements for these rides were made between the earl and the boys the day before, consequently they were always dressed and standing by their saddled ponies when the earl arrived. There was no need, or opportunity, for the earl and Jane to meet again. Conversations... that Jane and Lady Elsbeth had with the boys revealed they were getting along very well with the earl. Royce seemed to have assumed the role of mentor, giving the boys sage advice which they solemnly parroted, to the amusement of Lady Elsbeth and the consternation of Jane. Jane did not like owing the earl, but she feared she was in his debt. The children were displaying signs of respect, mannerliness, and maturity. It nettled Jane that the earl was successful where she and Elsbeth were not. She did not consider how unsuccessful the boys’ own parents had been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though servants hastened to prepare Penwick Park for the expected guests, life for its residents settled back into a calm routine. Every afternoon the Earl of Royce took Jane’s nephews for long, rambling rides over the countryside. Arrangements for these rides were made between the earl and the boys the day before, consequently they were always dressed and standing by their saddled ponies when the earl arrived. There was no need, or opportunity, for the earl and Jane to meet again. Conversations... that Jane and Lady Elsbeth had with the boys revealed they were getting along very well with the earl. Royce seemed to have assumed the role of mentor, giving the boys sage advice which they solemnly parroted, to the amusement of Lady Elsbeth and the consternation of Jane. Jane did not like owing the earl, but she feared she was in his debt. The children were displaying signs of respect, mannerliness, and maturity. It nettled Jane that the earl was successful where she and Elsbeth were not. She did not consider how unsuccessful the boys’ own parents had been.
What to read after The Heart's Companion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, Holly to read onlineMoreLess
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